The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-29
BRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS.

Aaron J. Vanderpool, the eminent fur
list, was buried at Undertook, N. Y,
Wednesday. v 4as
1t has been decided that there are no
legal obstacles to holding the election on
the question Of prohibition, in Georgia,
Nov. rs. Igtf3E
arrested by civil officers of Arizona for
DEMONSTRATING. The arrests were made
without any resistance.
The following Minnesotans were grant
ed pensions on Tuesday: Original-Rob-
ert @. Eagles, Minneapolis. Reissue
John s. Stops, Single Creek. s
At Davenport, Iowa, Gen. w. W. Bel
KNAPP was elected president of the Croker
Brigade association The next reunion
will be held at Council Bluffs in Septem-
Der, 1888. -
DIR. d. A. Galley, one of the pioneers of
Princeton, Mimi, and the most promi-
nent physician in Mile Laos county, was
buried Wednesday afternoon in Oak
Knoll cemetery with Masonic honors. z.
| The forest fires are again raging in the
vicinity Of Brafnerd. The smoke has
settled so thick in the streets that it Is
difficult to see a short distance ahead.
If rain does not fall shortly serious dam
age will result to farmers There is no
danger of the fire reaching the town.
| George Francis Train spoke at New
York in favor Of the anarchists. sF...-.
| Sam Small has rented house in Wash
ington and will remove to that city.
Tennessee convicts refused to 20 into
the mines to work and were fired on by
the guards. Three or four were wounded.
The Sovereign Grand lodge, /. o. o. +.
has concluded its Denver meeting. The
next meeting will be held at Los Angeles,
California. -4 - I'LL -rEae,'~
The Chicago, st. Louis and Philadei-
phia ball clubs will pay schedule of
games at Central park, San Francisco,
this winter. IT.. q -s..elE''.
President Cleveland's trip will cost him
SIC, 1000. He has q special train consist
ing of an engine, baggage and supply car
and two palace cars.
The Central Labor union of New York,
after getting into row, adopted resolu-
tions to appoint a committee to call
mass meeting to condemn the sentences
of the Chicago anarchists. A minority Of
the members left the hall. --a- 0..ss.
An old lady, Mrs. Stewart, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, was fatally burned on
Saturday night by lamp explosion. The
house was destroyed. .... -.s.st
The Standard Oil gang have held con-
gress in Buffalo, and determined to stop
production at all wells under their con-
troll until they are able to establish q
material advance In the price of oil.
American railroad securities were de-
pressed throughout the week ON the
London stock exchange. There were
occasional symptoms of O reaction, but
the rise was always followed by further
decline. .. f
One day last week the postofice de-
partment bought $3.50, 900 of European ex-
change to cover one days issue of money
orders issued on the British postofice
money-order bureau and one weeks issue
Of orders on the continent of Europe.
Under the order restoring to settlement
the indemnity lands of the Northern Pa
cific railroad, from $4,000 to 30, 600 acres
will be open for entry in Otter Tail and
Douglas counties, Minnesota, on the first
OF December, at the Fergus Falls land
Office.
The Independent Prohibition Re-
publicans of Iowa have issued an adj
dress, in which it is asserted that taxes
in Des Moines have been increased 30 per
cent, although there has been nothing to
increase expenditures except the cost of
attempting to enforce prohibition.
Tucson, in Arizona, is beginning to
boom the next Indiar war. Mr.. w. b.
Horton was killed by an Apache scout;
the bystanders pursued and killed tho
savage, and the report adds, "but this
will not end the matter. The citizens
will take the matter in their own hands
and kill Indians on sight, sr.ar.. -